Soziologische Handlungstheorie

Miebach, Bernhard

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“…Studies show that the users' assessment and acceptance of technological innovations are bound to their current behavior [87,102]. The experiences of the real-world laboratory Schorndorf confirm this assessment and show that involvement affects evaluation and acceptance.…”

Section: Potential Of the Proposed Approachmentioning

confidence: 73%

“…Apart from the analysis of data and documents in the beginning, it was indispensable to apply qualitative and explorative methods to reveal the intrinsic motivation of the individual, that determines action but is hidden behind visible behavior [83,84]. Knowing that people perceive and generate mobility according to conditions in their daily lives, [85][86][87][88] qualitative methods are essential in helping investigate individual mobility [2,89]. Data analysis, 12 expert interviews with local stakeholders (bus operators, taxi drivers, bus drivers, responsible authorities, etc.)…”

Section: Data Collectionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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An Inter- and Transdisciplinary Approach to Developing and Testing a New Sustainable Mobility System

2019

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Sustainability research is frequently tasked with the development of concrete solutions that can be directly applied to socio-environmental problems as such this paper presents and discusses an inter- and transdisciplinary approach to developing and testing a mobility-on-demand-system in a “real world laboratory” set up in Schorndorf, Germany. This paper addresses the following questions: (1) How can stakeholders be involved in the research and development process and become co-designers? (2) What are the suitable ways of supporting and facilitating interdisciplinary exchange and joint work at different places? The main contribution of this paper is the description of a methodological approach. It thereby reflects on the process of inter- and transdisciplinary work in the development phase and pilot operation. In addition, a joint working document, a so called “Specification Book”, is utilized to facilitate teamwork and enable the exchange of scientific knowledge within the team. The experiences in the project are also reflected upon and specific recommendations are determined. The paper further reflects on the possibilities and challenges of the methodology and provides recommendations for its application. The originality of the paper lies in its description and reflection of a method that goes beyond the participation of users in the design phase of the project.

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An Inter- and Transdisciplinary Approach to Developing and Testing a New Sustainable Mobility System

2019

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“…According to role theory, an individual has various roles in life that come with expectations on how to behave and this is associated with a particular social status [Linton, 1936;Miebach, 2010;van der Horst, 2016]. Role theory is not restricted to specific research fields and is applied in, for example, political sciences [Klose, 2019], the processes of identity construction in business [Simpson and Carroll, 2008], and sex/gender or family research or international relations [van der Horst, 2016].…”

Section: Role Theorymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In the latter, normative-structural role concept, an individual's role is defined by their position or function in social order, such as profession or membership, which is linked to certain rights and privileges, duties, and obligations. Roles come with specific rules for interactions [Linton, 1936;Merton, 1957;Miebach, 2010] and role actors are expected to more or less abide by them in given situations [Mead, 1934] in order to support and structure the social culture [Lynch, 2007]. Additionally, within the normative-structural role concept, the status of these actors in the social order is linked to their position on the ladder of appreciation and prestige in society [Dahrendorf, 2010].…”

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Deconstructing citizen science: a framework on communication and interaction using the concept of roles

Hecker¹,

Taddicken²

2022

JCOM

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Citizen science opens the scientific knowledge production process to societal actors. In this novel collaboration process, scientists and citizens alike face the challenge of new tasks and functions, eventually resulting in changing roles. Role theory provides a way of conceptualizing the roles that people take in communication and interaction. We use role theory to create a framework that identifies scientists' and citizens' tasks in citizen science projects, main aims of communication, spaces they interact in, and their roles — thus providing a structured way to capture communication and interaction in and about CS for further scientific reflection and practical application.

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Im Schnittpunkt von Individuum und Gesellschaft

Scheer

2012

Handlung in Theorie Und Wissenschaft Sozialer Arbeit

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Soziologische Handlungstheorie

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An Inter- and Transdisciplinary Approach to Developing and Testing a New Sustainable Mobility System

An Inter- and Transdisciplinary Approach to Developing and Testing a New Sustainable Mobility System

Deconstructing citizen science: a framework on communication and interaction using the concept of roles

Im Schnittpunkt von Individuum und Gesellschaft

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